The EU Post-EU Agreed on the Opening of Two Negotiating Clusters with Ukraine and Moldova
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The EU post on Wednesday agreed on the opening of two other negotiating clusters for Ukraine and Moldova, reporting to the European media.
EU member states have taken another step towards opening two more negotiation clusters with Ukraine and Moldova. On Wednesday, letters were sent to both countries regarding the internal market and competitiveness clusters. Their formal launch could take place on October 13th during the intergovernmental conferences in Luxembourg.
Correspondence from Chisinau Republic of Moldova will advance in the accession negotiations to the European Union with two new clusters, after Chisinau has received the official invitation from the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union to present its negotiating positions for the areas "Internal market and "Competitiveness and inclusive growth", announced the Deputy Prime Minister for European integration, [...] The post R. Moldo…
Moldova was formally invited to present negotiating positions on the two clusters as part of the European Union accession process, as reported by the Vice-Premier for European Integration, Kristina Gerasimov, on 7 October, which, she said, preceded the formal opening of the two clusters at the next intergovernmental conference, namely, Cluster 2, Internal Market, and Cluster 3, Competitiveness and Inclusive [...]
Moldova has received the official invitation to present the negotiating positions for two groups of chapters: the Internal Market (Cluster 2) and Competitiveness and inclusive growth (Cluster 3), announced the Vice-Prime for European Integration. According to Cristine Gherasimov, this stage prepares their formal opening at the next Intergovernmental Conference. Follow us on Telegram and Instagram. "Moldova still does ... Article doc "One more st…
Moldova has received the official invitation to present the negotiating positions for two more groups of chapters in the process of accession to the European Union: ‘Internal market' and ‘Competitiveness and inclusive growth'. The announcement was made by the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov. ‘Moldova is taking another step forward in the EU accession negotiations.
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